- Austria, and the German-speaking
cantons of Switzerland. In **** Germany, the
Kripo was the
criminal police department for the
entire Reich. Today, in the Federal...
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Gestapo (secret
state police) and the
Kriminalpolizei (criminal police;
Kripo)
between 1936 and 1939. As a
formal agency, the SiPo was
incorporated into...
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force to
become head of **** Germany's
Criminal Police (Kriminalpolizei;
Kripo) in 1936,
which was
amalgamated into the
Reich Security Main
Office (RSHA)...
- name
Kripos—to Nye
Kripos;
thereby the
renaming of the
building matched that of the
police force. In 2006, Nye
Kripos was
changed back to
Kripos. 1959–1976:...
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Kripo, is the
German name for a
criminal investigation department. This
article deals with the
agency during the **** era. In **** Germany, the
Kripo...
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their administrative control included the SD, Gestapo,
Kriminalpolizei (
Kripo;
criminal investigative police), and
Ordnungspolizei (Orpo;
regular uniformed...
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World War II, the story's protagonist—Xavier March—is an
officer of the
Kripo, the
criminal police, who is
investigating the
murder of a **** government...
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Kriminalpolizei (
Kripo:
criminal police) as an
umbrella organisation for all
criminal investigation agencies in Germany. The
Kripo was
merged with the...
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known as Økokrim; and the
National Criminal Investigation Service,
known as
Kripos, each
headed by a
chief of police. The
Police Service is
headed by the National...
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Kripo live is a
German television series.
Originally broadcast on DFF2 at
irregular intervals and at
different stations, it ran for the
first time on...
